00:19다음 영상에서 만나요
00:30Let's look at what this means for retail investors in Korea
00:33Cospi's plunge was driven by renewed doubts about the AI semiconductor cycle
00:38and reports that China may be closing the chip equipment gap faster than expected
00:43Individual investors, who had been net buyers for three straight sessions,
00:47flipped to net sellers as panic selling emerged
00:51Leveraged and inverse products amplified the damage far beyond the index move itself
00:56Here's what the numbers show
00:58Cospi fell 5.98% to 5,663.24
01:04with 864.5 trillion won, about $627 billion, in market value gone in two days
01:13Single stock leveraged ETFs tracking Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix
01:19showed paper losses between 59% and 70% since listing, according to Mireille Asset
01:26J.P. Morgan estimates 75% of leveraged ETF positions have now been unwound, with total retail losses near $38
01:36.7 billion
01:38Meanwhile, bond-mixed ETFs holding the same stocks alongside government bonds limited losses to about half that of pure equity
01:46funds
01:4875% of Cospi listed stocks now trade below a price-to-book ratio of 1
01:53The highest share this year
01:55Margin loan balances rose slightly to 33.19
02:06So what does this mean for retail investors?
02:09Earlier, we said some leveraged products lost nearly 60%
02:14That's the real cost of chasing amplified exposure in a volatile chip cycle
02:20Bond-mixed alternatives cut losses roughly in half over the same period, which is worth knowing before adding new leverage
02:27This isn't advice to buy or sell
02:30It's a reminder to know exactly what kind of product you're holding and how much it can move
02:35That's today's AI Prism, Retail Investors
02:39This episode was produced with AI assistance based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor
02:46AI Prism is a Juan Ifra Award-winning series
02:50We'll be back tomorrow
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